... performance of the resolution passed. Mr. TIGHT withdrew his resolution, which went to allow that body of the people called Socialists to explain these doctrines to the members of the Convention, in order that they may co-operate with the Convention towards ...

... petition from Akenry, in Ireland, against the Corn-laws. Alse one from a party that was daily rising in numbers—it was from the Socialists of Birmingham in the Universal Community Society of National Religionists, they thought they could mend the foundations ...

... full of idle people assembled to witness the egress of the Chartists, es it was known that the greater part of them were Socialists, and bad never been in a place of worship before. This state of things has thrown the more respectable portion of the i ...

... off their vain glorious display of their sacred persons on temporal tribunals, and to prosecute the Rational 0 wenites, Socialists, &c., not with fire and faggots, but sound arguments, in behalf of their mystei ions Godhead, in heaven or Satan's invisible ...

... admittance. The Hall of Science very neatly fitted up, and there is likewise an organ in the place. It is said that the 44 Socialists have taken the hall for three years, at a rent of 701. per annum. During the whole day the place was crowded to excess, ...

... should exercise that auspicious influence on the destinies of the kingdom, that will extirpate the growing barbarism of the Socialist and Chartist doctrines, and avert the dangers that threaten the monarchy and the whole constitutional system of Government—then ...

... Christia24dy. and in the course of this very pious and able performance, has given a summary of the leading tenets of the Socialist doctrine, quoted in the very words of Mr. Robert Owen, the thunder of the abominable sect—such as it would seem impossible ...

... however, one orris sioe. in the above passage which rather surprises us. Why were not those clean-thonghted personages, the: Socialists, introduced, as well as Absolutists and I Lepulylicans Surely a class, whose head and lea ,der the nice and delicate-minded ...

... whatever it may be. The masses comprise every grade of political opinion, from the Ultra Tory to the Ultra Democrat and the Socialist ; the great majority, howcver, until recently believed themselves to be Whigs. After the Chartist agitation it may appear ...

... VOYAGES of the ADVENTURE and BEAGLE. VIII. TURNBULL'S •AUSTRIA, and PAGET'S HUNGARY. IX. STATE of the EQUITY COURTS. X. SOCIALISTS, CHARTISTS , and MINISTERS. John Murray, Albemarle-street. MRS. TROLLOPE'S “MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, COMPLETE. The complete Edition ...

... fullest inquiry into their tenets and principles. The Right Rev. Prelate then proceeded to express :/:3 surprise that the Socialists had not been prosecuted 4.lcausc they had offended, as the Marquis of Noa; said, no law, and had done nothing illegal. He ...

... follow the cha Bishop's recommendation, and direct the law against the Socialists. The Bishop of LONDON wished the Government to interfere, and assured their Lordships that the Socialists were incraasiag . . He insisted on its being the duty of the Government ...